Monuments Articles & Videos

• Chinese Monuments

  China is an economically and culturally vibrant nation of more than one billion people and, as noted by the CIA World Factbook, home to no fewer than fourteen distinct ethnic groups. The very size and diversity of China also inform its long… read more

• Monuments in Westmoreland, Kansas

  Settled largely by veterans after the Civil War, many towns in Kansas, the Soldier State, still bear the marks of a wartime heritage. Westmoreland, a small town in Pottawatomie County of northeastern Kansas, is no exception with several not… read more

• Louisiana's Monuments

  Louisiana is known for its famous events and attractions that center around the state's art, culture and colorful history. Tour grand plantation homes; listen to music on Bourbon Street in the historic French Quarter and party during Mardi… read more

• Monuments in Hoopeston, Illinois

  The quintessential small Midwestern town, Hoopeston is known as the Sweetcorn Capital of the World. Located on the northern edge of Vermillion County, this small city pays tribute to its agricultural heritage by hosting the annual Sweetcorn… read more

• Mayan Monuments

  Travelers who visit anywhere in Mexico or Central America will likely see the influences of the Mayan civilization. The Maya is an ancient Mesoamerican civilization that lived and thrived in the Central American region during the pre-Columb… read more

• Monuments in Senegal

  Located along Africa's western coastline, Senegal was once a main hub for slave trade. Since gaining its independence from France in 1960, the country has undergone many political, social and even name changes. Nevertheless, according to th… read more

• Little Bighorn Monuments

  During the two-day Battle of Little Bighorn on the vast plains of Montana in June 1876, General Custer and 263 of his soldiers and personnel died while fighting several Cheyenne and Lakota Indians, headed by Chief Sitting Bull. Now a nation… read more

• Monuments in Eunice, LA

  Eunice, Louisiana, is a small city on the boundaries of Acadia, Evangeline and St. Landry parishes in the heart of Cajun country. The city is famous for its traditional Cajun music, which led the city to found the Cajun Music Hall of Fame a… read more

• Illinois Monuments

  While not known as a vacation hot spot, Illinois offers many destinations for outdoor enthusiasts. Horseshoe Lake State Park lies near the American Indian site of Cahokia Mounds, which dates back to 1000 B.C. to A.D. 1000. Illinois Caverns… read more

• Malawi Monuments

  Located at the southern tip of the Great Rift Valley, Malawi has everything you would expect from an African vacation---incredible wildlife, breathtaking scenery and friendly people---but it offers some things you wouldn't. Malawi also has… read more

• Monuments in the Bronx

  There have been many memorials and monuments erected in the Bronx. The monuments range from odes to fallen soldiers to remembrances of civil leaders for their contributions to the area. Most are located in parks or in historical areas and… read more

• Monuments in Central Asia

  Monuments in Central Asia reveal a lot about a region that is not a popular destination for Western travelers. The region's unique and rich heritage spans more than 3,000 years. In that time its inhabitants, religions and rulers have come a… read more

• Ancient Indian Monuments

  Don't forget your camera or your walking shoes when you visit the ancient monuments of India. Human life in India can be traced back more than 9,000 years ago to ancient paintings identified at the Bhimbetka rock shelters. India is not only… read more

• Monuments in Louisiana

  Monuments in Louisiana celebrate the historic impact of French and Spanish early founders and explorers. The metropolitan area of New Orleans features numerous monuments and historic sites. Its cemeteries attract thousands of visitors each… read more

• Monuments in Moberly, Missouri

  Those outdoor enthusiasts visiting Moberly, Missouri, can take a day to check out the Moberly monuments located in Rothwell Park. With many outdoor activities to offer, Moberly is a great place to find a peaceful outdoor experience while a… read more

• Monuments in Arizona

  Arizona is in the American Southwest and is home to impressive deserts, rivers and rock formations, as well as ancient Native American settlements. Many of these sites are designated as national monuments, welcoming thousands of visitors e… read more

• Niger's Monuments

  Niger is a landlocked country in Western Africa bordered by Nigeria, Benin, Mali, Burkina Faso, Algeria, Libya and Chad. The capital city of Niamey has a large Muslim population, making many mosques throughout the region worth a visit. Pred… read more

• Monuments in Asia

  The largest continent on Earth, Asia is full of many different cultures, tourist attractions and important monuments. Many of these monuments offer walking tours and a look at the nature surrounding the attraction. read more

• Monuments of Singapore

  The country of Singapore, located at the southern tip of the Malaysian peninsula in southeast Asia, is composed of the main island and numerous other low-lying islets. The hilly terrain, hot and humid weather, plentiful sun and beaches, num… read more

• Monuments of Kentucky

  Kentucky, known as the "Bluegrass State," was the 15th state to join the Union when it did so on June 1, 1792. Known mostly for its beautiful scenery and natural attractions, Kentucky also has a rich history and has played an important par… read more

• Indiana Monuments

  The Hoosier State has an eclectic reputation. It's known for corn, Abraham Lincoln, the Indianapolis 500, great basketball and its Native American history. There are 37 National Historic Landmarks, including several monuments, in Indiana th… read more

• Connecticut Monuments

  Despite Connecticut's small size, its varied landscape offers a picturesque setting for every season. You can learn about the state's rich history by visiting its historic landmarks and monuments. Outdoor enthusiasts can ramble along the mo… read more

• Monuments of Indiana

  Although Indiana is the smallest state west of the Appalachians, it plays a large part in American history and culture. In addition to well-known things like football, basketball and the Indy 500, the Hoosier State is also home to a great m… read more

• Monuments in Kentucky

  Known for its horse-racing tradition, Kentucky also provides numerous things to do on foot. The state's open and diverse landscape includes areas for hiking, mountain-biking, kayaking and more. Whether you're in the Appalachians or the Sout… read more

• Present Day Egyptian Monuments

  Exploring the Egyptian Pyramids is a dream of many tourists. But beyond one of the original Seven Wonders of the World, Egypt is full of archaeological sites and locations of historical importance. Hike into a valley that features tombs of… read more

• Louisiana Monuments

  Louisiana's rich and colorful history has spawned many monuments throughout the state, from Poverty Point to the Jackson Barracks. Despite damages from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, the state maintains its beautiful culture and history from… read more

• Denver Monuments

  Denver, Colorado, is known as the "Mile High City" and features many attractions, including restored and preserved historical and cultural landmarks and monuments. Denver is home to Victorian houses, state buildings and historic neighborhoo… read more

• Kentucky Monuments

  With its rolling hills, horse farms and bucolic small towns, Kentucky is a beautiful place for people to spend their vacations looking for the state's popular monuments. These memorials tell the history of some of the state's most famous r… read more

• Monuments of Illinois

  A monument is some kind of object or place that commemorates a historical event or important person. Illinois has many monuments dedicated to the state's history. Many monuments in Illinois can be found in Chicago, the state's largest city,… read more

• Cycling Monuments

  The Monuments of Cycling are comprised of the five most hallowed one-day races in the sport of professional cycling. These races have achieved iconic status through their long history and by being some of the most brutal, challenging races… read more

• Hotels in Monument, CO

  Although Monument, Colorado, is a small town, it is set at the base of the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains. In Monument, you can explore the local wildlife sanctuary or make your way to Colorado Springs to visit Garden of the Gods, Pikes… read more